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Beware of plastic! Dishes and cups: an invisible threat to your health.
The use of plastic plates and cups is now commonplace in our daily lives. However, the question that arises is: are they ...
Concordia Concordian23h
Plastic cups replace traditional glasses in Anderson Commons due to safety concerns
One perk students can glean from the new cups is the size. The plastic cups hold half an ounce more than their glass ...
朝日新聞社4y
Have your plate and eat it; edible tableware takes Japan by storm
An odd thought crossed Katsuhiko Sakakibara's mind upon spying a mound of garbage made up of plastic plates, cups and containers at a local gourmet event: What if you could eat them? Sakakibara ...
Business Insider3y
Eco-friendly plates made from pineapple tops will sprout if you plant them
The plates are Lifepack's latest effort to reduce plastic waste worldwide. The 12-year-old company also makes sandwich containers and coffee cup sleeves that contain seeds from edible plants like ...
Kuensel Online17d
Pemathang plans to replace plastic use with areca nut products
Samdrupcholing—To reduce the use of plastic mugs, cups, and plates, Pemathang Gewog in Samdrupjongkhar is focusing on reviving the production of eco-friendly alternatives made from areca nut leaves.
France 245y
France to phase out single-use plastics starting January 1
Now France is taking first steps towards banning single-use plastics, starting with three products: plates, cups, and cotton buds. Plastic straws and cutlery will follow on January 1, 2021.